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Sunday sees Serie A league leaders Inter Milan take on 18th in the table Cagliari, with the hosts boasting an 11-point gap over second-placed AC Milan.

Three of Inter’s last five wins in the league have had both teams score in them, in 2-1 victories over Parma, Torino and most recently Sassuolo where goals from Romelu Lukaku and Lautaro Martinez settled the outcome of the match.

Cagliari have only won five of their 29 matches in the league this season, with their most recent being against Bologna on 3rd March where a Daniele Rugani header won all three points for the Isolani.

The last time these two sides met in December, Inter came out as 3-1 winners at the Sardegna Arena thanks to three goals in the last 13 minutes of the match from Nicolo Barella, Danilo D’Ambrosio and Lukaku, having fallen behind to a Riccardo Sottil strike in the 41st minute, showing that Cagliari have what it takes to score against this weekend’s opponents.

The next game on this list sees the Prague Derby feature between Slavia and Sparta Praha. At present, the hosts lead their city rivals at the top of the table by 14 points and are the top scorers in the division with 70 goals compared to Sparta’s 54 and have only conceded 15 times in 25 matches.

Slavia have won two of their last three league matches 3-0 and 4-0 against Mlada Boleslav and Opava, whilst Sparta come into this game with confidence having thumped Teplice 7-2 last time out, meaning that they have found the back of the net 18 times in their last 5 matches.

The last time these two sides met was back in December, where Slavia ran out as comfortable 3-0 winners at the home of their fierce rivals, thanks to an Abdallah Sima brace, as well as a Ondrej Lingr second-half strike.

Dutch Eredivisie leaders Ajax travel to RKC Waalwijk knowing that they are three wins away from becoming Dutch top-flight champions for the 35th time.

Erik ten Hag’s side have been unstoppable this campaign, as they sit 11 points clear of PSV Eindhoven after 27 matches, and even have a game in hand on their bitter rivals.

Waalwijk have scored in three of their last four matches, including in a 3-1 win over Groningen on 20th March, whilst Ajax have won their last five matches in all competitions, including last time out against Heerenveen, who pushed the champions close, as they took the lead through Mitchell van Bergen, before Dusan Tadic and Sebastien Haller goals either side of half-time gave Ajax a lead that they held on to for the rest of the match.

The next game to feature on this list comes from Belgium, where third place Genk host Sint-Truiden at the Cristal Arena.

Genk are currently in the hunt for a place in next year’s Champions League places as they are currently just one point behind Royal Antwerp in second, whilst Sint-Truiden are 14th and are six points above the relegation playoff places which is currently occupied by Cercle Bruges.

Both teams have scored in four of Genk’s last five matches against the likes of OH Leuven, Standard Liege, Sporting Charleroi and Beerschot, as their defensive record has been somewhat of an achilleas heel for them this season, as they have let in 45 goals in 32 matches.

Sint-Truiden have been in decent form of late, beating the likes of Waasland-Beveren and Mechelen 4-2 and 2-1 and gave Genk a good run for their money when the two sides met in November last year, as Genk scraped a 2-1 win.

The last game on this list comes from the Russian Premier League where Lokomotiv Moscow host Spartak Moscow at Lokomotiv Stadium.

Spartak come into this game as favourites, as they are second in the league, whilst Lokomotiv are third. What must be noted about the two sides is that Spartak are much more free-scoring than their rivals, as they have found the back of the net 49 times compared to Lokomotiv’s 32 in 24 matches.

Lokomotiv come into this match in good form having won their last five matches in the league, beating CSKA Moscow, Arsenal Tula, Sochi, Ufa and Rotor Volgograd in the process.

Spartak seemingly can’t stop scoring at present, as they have hammered in 15 goals in their last four matches against Krasnodar, Dinamo Moscow, Ural and Rostov.

The last meeting between these two sides saw Spartak come out victorious, as goals from Jordan Larsson and Aleksandr Sobolev sealed a 2-1 comeback win.